Find all articles on GNU/Linux, mainly concerning Debian and Archlinux distributions. Other articles about Proxmox, as well as Pfsense and OPNsense, will also be available, along with some articles discussing Ansible and automation in general for GNU/Linux systems.
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Note: In this article, we will explore three methods for copying files or text from a remote server using SSH, Netcat, and an HTTP server. Method 1 : Using SSH To connect to a remote SSH server and copy the contents of a file, you can use the following command. This
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1- Debian/Ubuntu : For many cases, the default configuration file is provided by a package directly. In such cases, you can extract the specific file from the package, thus easily recovering the file. To check if a package provides the file, run dpkg -S on the full path of the
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By default, cron checks crontabs for cronjobs every minute. If you want to run a job every n seconds you need to use a simple workaround. Method 1 : Using a start script The easiest way to run a job every n seconds is to run a job every minute and,